The Sriracha flavor is relatively mild, while the Carolina Reaper flavor is considered one of the hottest peppers in the world. Dead Fish is Strawberry Banana Smoothie's BeanBoozled equivalent, and it is commonly confused for Barf since their colors are similar. It is a bright orange with light red splotches. The flavor is meant to taste like dried, stale fish and the flavor was inspired by the scent of a fish market. Baby Wipes was a BeanBoozled bean (1st - 4th edition) and was the BeanBoozled equivalent of Coconut. it was a pure opaque white jelly bean, meant to resemble the appearance of a baby wipe. This flavor was as tolerable as Toothpaste, which is why it was removed and replaced with Spoiled Milk in the fourth edition. Here are the flavor pairings for each of the first six editions of the game. BeanBoozled 1st Edition Flavors (2007) BeanBoozled jelly beans are certified OU Kosher, and are free of gelatin, gluten, fat and dairy. BeanBoozled 6 th Edition continues the tradition by including 20 flavors of jelly beans: 10 are weird and wild flavors that look identical to 10 classic and delicious flavors. There is only one way to differentiate the look-a-like beans – taste if you dare! Will it be deliciously delightful or grossly gag-worthy?

In 2000 [3], Harry Potter Bertie Bott's Every Flavor Beans launched, which had intentionally gruesome flavors such as "Vomit", "Earwax", "Sausage", "Rotten Egg" and "Booger". As you can see, the flavors range from the delicious to the downright disgusting. The game has become a popular challenge on YouTube and other social media platforms, with people filming their reactions to the various flavors. Toothpaste is a BeanBoozled jelly bean. It is a translucent light attractive blue, and it is Berry Blue's lookalike flavor. Due to its minty flavor, it is known as the most tolerable BeanBoozled flavor. This flavor does not contain actual fluoride and is completely safe to eat. The BeanBoozled Fiery Five Challenge asks how hot can you handle? Five progressively hot jelly beans range from smoldering Sriracha to scorching Carolina Reaper. Can you handle the heat? In addition to the classic BeanBoozled game, Jelly Belly has also introduced a spicy twist with the BeanBoozled Fiery Five flavors.Marshmallow (good flavor, in BeanBoozled as Toasted Marshmallow, equivalent Stink Bug, added in 5th edition) First introduced in 2007, BeanBoozled has undergone several updates and revisions, with new flavors and combinations being added to the mix with each new edition. If you're playing BeanBoozled Fiery Five, have some milk, ice cream, rice or honey handy to extinguish the burn. While some people find the game revolting, others find it to be a fun and exciting way to test their taste buds and challenge their friends. BeanBoozled has become a staple of parties, sleepovers, and even corporate team-building events. BeanBoozled Fiery Five Flavors Take photos while you play in the “Challenge A Friend” mode, or 6-second GIFs of the crazy faces your friends make. Add photo frames and share them to your social media channels.

DO Make up your own rules. This is BeanBoozled where anything goes! Your imagination is your only limit. As of the sixth edition, there are only four jelly bean pairs from the first edition still present, those being;Spoiled Milk replaced Baby Wipes as Coconut's equivalent, and it is a pure white jelly bean, resembling the color of milk. This flavor took 6 months for Jelly Belly to perfect. The flavor was inspired by the smell of milk left in the closet for a few days, and also includes vinegar too to make the taste realistic. Whether you’re a fan of spicy foods or not, the BeanBoozled Fiery Five edition is an exciting addition to the BeanBoozled family and a testament to Jelly Belly’s innovative spirit. Final Thoughts On Jelly Belly BeanBoozled BeanBoozled: Minion Edition was released in 2017 to promote the new Despicable Me 3 movie that came out that same year. It has the equivalent flavors as the fourth edition, the only difference being Ba-na-na/Pencil Shavings and Sour Apple/Minion Fart replaced Caramel Corn/Moldy Cheese and Lime/Lawn Clippings in this edition. BeanBoozled from Jelly Belly is a game of chance that has become a popular phenomenon in the world of confectionery. Overall, BeanBoozled from Jelly Belly is a unique and entertaining game that has captured the hearts (and stomachs) of people all around the world.

Moldy Cheese was Caramel Corn's BeanBoozled equivalent. It was an opaque light tan color overlaid with a medium orange, meant to resemble cheddar and mozzarella cheese. It's flavor, however, is meant to resemble blue cheese. It was retired in the fifth edition.

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Grass (bad flavor, in BeanBoozled as Lawn Clippings, equivalent Lime, added in 3rd edition and removed 5th edition) Not sure what the jelly bean flavors are? Consult the handy flavor menu in the app for a helpful guide.

Toasted Marshmallow's BeanBoozled equivalent is Stink Bug. It is a tannish-white jelly bean splashed with brown, meant to represent the color of an insect. It tastes notably similar to the Skunky Spray. It was introduced in the 5th Edition. In 2007, Jelly Belly came up with the idea of turning Bertie Bott's beans into a Russian Roulette game. The game included ten great tasting flavors and ten lookalike nasty flavors. Hence, BeanBoozled was made. [4] Flavors BeanBoozled has gone through six editions so far, with each one removing four old flavors and adding four new ones. Here is a list of all editions:With each new edition of the game, Jelly Belly has managed to come up with new and unexpected flavor combinations that keep players on their toes.